Profile for Canadian_Linz

Auggie27 said: "Bumping down the content my own post because no one wants to discuss the bizarre sidestep in place by the production. If you're a consumer purchasing seats on-line, you have no idea that Criss is leaving the show”.I noticed this too when looking at ticket availability. No mention of Andrew and if you click one of his dates, there’s no pop up indicating he’s playing Oliver like when an understudy went on for Helen or Darren.If you click “about the show” on Telecharge when looki...

I have it in my head, with nothing to back it up, that Maybe Happy Ending will do a West End run with Darren leading it. I sort of see him that over a West Coast tour, but I also am just completely pulling this out of nowhere. 😆

Nycat63 said: "Canadian_Linz said: "Deux Moi referenced ”Lima, Ohio” at the top of this blind, so I thought this was about a Glee actor. Maybe Darren Criss or Groff?"I haven’t seen the blind but given the reference above to Aaron Tveit and Schmigadoon filming season 2, Christian in Moulin Rouge refers to being from Lima Ohio doesn’t he?"Oh my gosh. I totally forgot about that part in Moulin Rouge. I stand corrected!

Deux Moi referenced ”Lima, Ohio” at the top of this blind, so I thought this was about a Glee actor. Maybe Darren Criss or Groff?

I remember years ago Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt were rumoured to being eyed for the film version.

BroadwayConcierge said: "Wow, funny how it's totally buried in that article:"Wendy is set to direct the Broadway production of Leveling Up withDarren Criss, produced byTom ViertelandRichard Frankel."" Definitely buried. I saw one of his fan accounts on twitter tweet about it, otherwise I probably would've missed it. Curious to hear more about it.

Just saw this news that Darren Criss is going to be starring in a new Broadway play called "Leveling Up" directed by Wendy C. Goldberg. https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Playmakers-Reps-Vivienne-Benesch-Receives-SDCFs-2017-Zelda-Fichandler-Award-20170920Anybody know any more about this?

Thanks for everyone's input. Due to a bad migraine, Saturday ended up being a no show day, so I only had the chance to see one for the shows today. I ended up winning the lotto for The Humans this afternoon, so that made my decision for me. I thought it was a great play, wonderfully acted (although I do see why it wouldn't be for everybody).The only issue is that my seats weren't great. C13 in the orchestra. Partial view. Really took me out of it at times. Wish I could have seen it from bette...

Hi there.I'm visiting New York right now. And I'm trying to figure out what shows to see. So far I've seen White Rabbit Red Rabbit, Waitress, The Color Purple and Holiday Inn. Now I'm trying to decide between The Humans and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. I may be able to fit in both, but if not, which of those two is the one you'd suggest? Thanks.

I bought Adele tickets recently, and it's credit card entry so you can only enter with the card that made the purchase. If it was really about stopping the secondary sellers and not about the producers making money, wouldn't that be something to try? (I'm just glad I got to see it at the Public for $10 or I'd never be able to afford to go!).

I've been extremely lucky with this app. I was visiting NYC from Toronto the end of April and I won lotto for Fun Home (unfortunately didn't claim them on time because I was on the plane and didn't see the notification until too late), Something Rotten and Hamilton. Getting to see Hamilton for $10 was the one that really blew my mind. Definitely worth using this app. (I was going for a single ticket every time, not sure if that increased my luck).

Thank you both so much for the replies.

Hi there. I am looking to buy tickets to How to Succeed in Business for January. I wanted to have seats close to the stage so that I can see the actors' faces (I'm a fan of Darren Criss who is taking over the role), but I'm not sure about the sightline at this theatre. The available seats are in the right orchestra, row D, five seats into the aisle. I'm just worried that being all the way over to the right that I won't be able to see the stage. (I know that at some theaters the extreme side s...